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‘SoCal Pricing Will Remain Very Strong'

SAN DIEGO—Locally based Paul Komadina, managing director at CBRE and one of Real Estate Forum's “SoCal Tomorrow's Leaders,” talks EXCLUSIVELY the rise to the top, and Southern California evolving market.

By Natalie Dolce | Updated on July 10, 2014

SAN DIEGO—The rise to the top takes determination, the willingness to take calculated risks, a lot of luck and helping hands from those around you. So says locally based Paul Komadina, a managing director at CBRE and recently named “SoCal Tomorrow Leader” in the June issue of Real Estate Forum.

“It is a very competitive business but those who work hard, treat people right, and make smart decisions will be treated well,” he says. Komadina, who has been in the business for nine years but has a resume that reads like that of someone twice his years, has a long-term goal of having a national leadership position with CBRE.

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